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Outdoor Grills

Commercial Outdoor Grills in Toronto & Canada

Our Outdoor Grills collection covers everything from high-output propane grills to authentic charcoal spiedini grills for patios, food trucks, and catering setups. Ikon's IRBQ-60 propane outdoor grill delivers 120,000 BTUs across 8 burners on heavy stainless steel construction, built for serious outdoor volume. Marsili & Son, made right here in Canada, builds traditional charcoal spiedini grills in three sizes — Classic, Large, and the compact Camper model — for authentic Italian-style skewer grilling. Whether you need a propane grill for a busy patio or a charcoal setup for a catering event, we carry both styles. Serving Vaughan and the wider GTA, including Toronto, Mississauga, and Brampton, Phoenix Food Equipment ships outdoor grills nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions we hear from operators.

How many BTUs does a commercial outdoor grill need?

For high-volume outdoor cooking, look for a grill in the 100,000+ BTU range. Ikon's IRBQ-60 puts out 120,000 BTUs total across 8 burners on heavy stainless steel construction, enough to keep a busy patio, catering event, or food truck line moving without losing heat between orders. A lower-BTU grill can still work fine for a smaller operation, but a kitchen planning steady volume outdoors is usually better served sizing up rather than running a single grill at full output all shift.

What is a spiedini grill?

A spiedini grill is a traditional charcoal grill built specifically for cooking spiedini — skewered, marinated meat popular in Italian-style outdoor cooking. Marsili & Son builds theirs right here in Canada in stainless steel, in three sizes — the Classic, the Large, and the compact Camper model — all portable and weather-resistant for outdoor use. They're popular with Italian restaurants, caterers, and backyard entertainers who want authentic charcoal flavour rather than a gas grill.

Can outdoor grills run on natural gas instead of propane?

It depends on the model, so check before you buy. Ikon's IRBQ-60 runs on LP (propane) gas and is not convertible to natural gas, which makes it a good fit for a patio, food truck, or outdoor station without a gas line already run to it. If a kitchen has a fixed natural gas hookup outdoors and wants to avoid swapping propane tanks, that's worth confirming with us directly before ordering, since not every outdoor grill on the market supports both fuel types.